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Recording industry shows how to lose by winning
October 17, 2007 As it seeks to fight digital theft, intellectual-property expert Nancy Prager says the music business is waging the wrong campaign.Kazaa retuning promises faster downloads
August 28, 2003 The new, paid version of the music service's P2P software lets subscribers download files from up to 40 sources at a time.RIAA lawsuits yield mixed results
December 4, 2003 Millions of computer users are still swapping songs, but record industry says people are slowly learning their lesson.Fighting for file swapping on Capitol Hill
November 30, 2004 As chief lobbyist for Kazaa's parent company, Philip Corwin says the entertainment industry is sparing no expense to squash the P2P phenomenon.Kazaa loses P2P crown
October 11, 2004 eDonkey had more users than Kazaa last month, network watchers say.Record labels settle with Israeli P2P company
July 20, 2004 Israeli file-swapping company says it will move to new, label-friendly business model.RIAA targets students in new file-swapping suits
October 28, 2004 The recording industry trade group files 750 suits, despite evidence that earlier suits failed to curtail swapping.P2P company sues RIAA over patent
September 9, 2004 Altnet says industry's copyright enforcement efforts have infringed on its technology rightsFile-swap 'killer' grabs attention
March 3, 2004 RIAA protege Audible Magic offers lawmakers a convincing demonstration. Is this it for downloading music online and peer-to-peer networks like Kazaa?RIAA files 80 new file-swapping suits
October 30, 2003 Warning letters prompt many people to settle with the Recording Industry Association of America before being sued.RIAA: Child porn rife on P2P networks
September 10, 2003 The record industry appears to be expanding its fight against online piracy by encouraging a legislative crackdown on peer-to-peer networks, warning they are infested with child porn.Record industry warns of new lawsuits
October 17, 2003 The Recording Industry Association of America has begun preparing a second round of file-swapping lawsuits, notifying 204 individuals that they are in line to be sued for copyright infringement.End of an era for file-sharing chic?
August 25, 2003 Not long ago, civil liberties groups aiming to protect peer-to-peer networks like Napster and Kazaa were happy to dispense free legal advice to the RIAA. Are they now wishing they hadn't?Is the RIAA out of the ballgame?
December 20, 2003 Not exactly, CNET News.com's John Borland says, but recent court decisions represent a step backward for the record industry's attempts to control file swapping on peer-to-peer networks.ISP sues record industry over subpoenas
July 31, 2003 On privacy grounds, telecommunications company SBC argues in a lawsuit against the RIAA that its tactics in pursuing individual song swappers may violate the U.S. Constitution.Australian court rules against Kazaa
September 5, 2005 Judge says managers of the peer-to-peer software had authorized users to infringe on music copyrights.Altnet says P2P spies violate patent rights
November 12, 2003 The company, which legally distributes files through Kazaa and other peer-to-peer services, has sent legal threats to nine companies that monitor or meddle with file-trading networks.P2P group seeks cross-industry detente
October 8, 2003 A file-swapping plan backed by Kazaa's parent and by Altnet foresees $900 million per month in music revenue for record companies. But getting labels and ISPs to agree to it may take some doing.Who's who in the P2P debates
June 27, 2005 The Grokster case has prompted dozens of organizations to weigh in. Here's a rundown of key players and why they care.Canada ruling won't stop music lawsuits
December 16, 2003 Downloading music through peer-to-peer services now enjoys regulatory approval, but that may do little to prevent the music industry from taking its own action against file swappers.
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